wow i'm surprised this sr has 39k weekly visitors.. honest confession

i'm just researching to develop a cutting board for commercial purposes and thats when I found this subreddit.. but never expected 39k weekly visitors.. so can anyone just tell me what exactly is everyone looking for in this sr, i mean apart from displaying their make.

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u/karthickk4 — 12 days ago
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Anyone into or starting a Chopping Board business?

I'm considering this, not looking for run of the mill ones. Let me know if you are into it and we can see if we can collaborate.

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u/karthickk4 — 12 days ago

Is your product the best in your category? confident?

It can be quality, durability, functionalities, etc., the differentiator can be anything. But for at least that one differentiator, if available, do you think your product is the best? Present It!

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u/karthickk4 — 16 days ago
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Anyone in the imported products supply? Trending products like kitchen and home items, gadgets, etc.,

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u/karthickk4 — 4 months ago

To make sure I don't promote anything even by accident, not gonna give anything about me.

Just this for context- I'm in a business where we connect small regional brands with thousands of online sellers and create a distribution layer there. We have been doing this for 10 years.

New brands think they can simply open a Shopify store, run meta ads and go to the bank to collect profits. This is not happening to most brands, please understand and wake up.

When we offer these brands a route where they can tap lacs of customers through our distribution method, they are mostly not willing to share their margin.

We tell them that they save huge by not spending anything on meta and also we bear half shipping costs, etc., yet they think they do not want to lose margin. What's the purpose of holding full margin when no sales, what's gonna hurt when you can share margin and reach customers.

Just thought of sharing it here. No other purpose.

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u/karthickk4 — 6 months ago

To make sure I don't promote anything even by accident, not gonna give anything about me.

Just this for context- I'm in a business where we connect small regional brands with thousands of online sellers and create a distribution layer there. We have been doing this for 10 years.

New brands think they can simply open a Shopify store, run meta ads and go to the bank to collect profits. This is not happening to most brands, please understand and wake up.

When we offer these brands a route where they can tap lacs of customers through our distribution method, they are mostly not willing to share their margin.

We tell them that they save huge by not spending anything on meta and also we bear half shipping costs, etc., yet they think they do not want to lose margin. What's the purpose of holding full margin when no sales, what's gonna hurt when you can share margin and reach customers.

Just thought of sharing it here. No other purpose.

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u/karthickk4 — 6 months ago